The instinct in theatre costuming is to "preserve, preserve, preserve," Carter said.
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Charlotte County includes the Cape Haze Aquatic Preserve, the Gasparilla Sound-Charlotte Harbor Aquatic Preserve and the Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park.
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To preserve the union, the founding fathers felt compelled to preserve slavery.
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They should always preserve that, preserve the democracy that we gained because of it.
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We used to preserve it out of necessity, now we preserve it as a pastime.
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Assad views Christians as a sectarian card used to preserve his interests and preserve his regime.
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The goal was "to respect the space, preserve the grandeur, preserve the spaciousness," Mr. Low said.
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At Alcor, it costs $80,000 to preserve a brain, and $200,000 to preserve a full body.
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For $200,000, you can preserve the whole body after death; for $0003,000, you can preserve the head.
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For $200,000, you can preserve the whole body after death; for $80,000, you can preserve the head.
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Mr. Rabinowitz established the world's first jaguar preserve, in Belize, and a vast tiger preserve in Myanmar.
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The press, meanwhile, has to preserve the ambiguity of plants, in order to preserve its access to leaks.
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What are your thoughts about proposed technologies that preserve the brain, as a way to preserve "you" after death?
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They announce that soldiers fighting to preserve slavery were just as honorable as those fighting to preserve the Union.
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I think that was a decent deflection still trying to preserve some things that we need to preserve. Right.
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Most important, praise President Trump for insisting that the plan preserve all of the things he said it should preserve.
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To preserve Venezuela's independence was to "preserve the independence, unity, and development of the region", said Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez.
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"To preserve such genomic signatures is to preserve evolutionary uniqueness that tigers have accumulated over thousands of years," Dr. Luo said.
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They acted dishonestly, say the prosecution, in order to preserve the future of the bank and to preserve their own positions.
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They acted dishonestly, say the prosecution, in order to preserve the future of the bank and to preserve their own positions.
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But Beijing wants to preserve the WTO and traditional American allies to help it preserve that house that America once built.
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"The major challenge is to preserve native forests (but) there is a lack of public policies to preserve what exists," Rossetti said.
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And that is why we have joined the chorus seeking to preserve programs such as DACA that preserve these often fragile relationships.
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Peñon Peak, along with 20,000 surrounding acres, is part of Santa Lucia Preserve, a gated community that doubles as a natural preserve.
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Do they not understand that the seawall will not only preserve the character of a neighborhood, it will preserve the entire neighborhood itself?
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"I looked at a lot of cultures the way they preserve food, like the way some Asian cultures preserve egg yolk," said Buckley.
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We do not preserve a wetland, we promote it; we do not preserve the black rhino, we foster or advance or endorse it.
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EU officials believe the backstop is needed to preserve the integrity of the European single market and to preserve the Irish peace settlement.
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The beauty of our system is that it allows for different groups to preserve their differences, to preserve their different values and histories.
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"What's important is to preserve a rules-based development in the region, especially the Indo-Pacific region and to preserve the necessary balances," he said.
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" He vowed to collect and preserve artifacts in service of this mission because the only history worth observing is "that you can preserve in itself.
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So these are the victors: Ecological liberals who want to preserve life on Earth and national populists who want to preserve their way of life.
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Greenberg advised Democrats to hammer away on the GOP's failure to preserve access to health insurance, preserve entitlement programs, or protect the little guy from abuse.
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"People want to preserve the 220-year mortgage, they want private capital and they want to preserve a role for the small lender," said Ms. Goodman.
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People will learn about advances in maritime so that is something important for us to preserve our heritage and to contribute to preserve the Maritime Heritage worldwide.
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Mike Simpson re-naming the preserve the "Cecil D. Andrus-White Clouds Wilderness" preserve, after the former Democratic Idaho governor and Interior secretary under President Jimmy Carter.
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The U.S. Commission to Preserve America's Heritage Abroad aims to identify areas in Europe where Americans claim heritage and works with local governments to preserve the area.
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Bacon, along with other fifth graders, was recruited to join Sonoma Valley's Bouverie Preserve, a 535-acre preserve donated to Audubon Canyon Ranch by David Bouverie in 1979.
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"It's an effort to preserve the body, because if it is kept in the mortuary it might decompose so we did this to preserve the body," Zahid said.
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The request was not for the Metro Historical Commission to create a plan to preserve the legacy of African-Americans who gave their lives to preserve the Union.
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The four lending museums in Crimea — the Central Museum of Tavrida, the Kerch Historical and Culture Preserve, the Bakhchisaray History and Culture State Preserve of the Republic of Crimea, and the National Preserve of Tauric Chersonesos — argued that, based on the loan agreements, the objects should be returned to them.
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It's just as destructive, though, to try to bury the truth in order to preserve order, or to try to destroy a being in order to preserve one's revolution.
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We must protect, preserve - and yes - expand them.
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He has worked for several years to highlight and to preserve the many accomplishments of John Glenn, including heading efforts to preserve landmarks related to John Glenn in Cambridge, Ohio.
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How to preserve our inborn clear-mindedness in front of all the threats and dangers of fanaticism, how to preserve the humanity of our hearts among the upsurge of bestiality?
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"But I understand that, from the point of view of Germany, there is a desire to preserve a vital part of their industry and to preserve jobs," Le Foll said.
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If you want to preserve — I'm very serious now — if you want to preserve democracy as we know it, you have to have a free and many times adversarial press.
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"We are following the situation at ThyssenKrupp intensively and with growing concern," he told Reuters on Wednesday, urging managers to preserve the company as a whole and preserve jobs in Germany.
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His oath is … to preserve and protect the Constitution.
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LOUISIANA: Jean Lafitte National Historic Park & Preserve in Marrero
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Mike Simpson re-naming the preserve the "Cecil D. Andrus-White Clouds Wilderness" preserve, after the former Democratic Idaho governor and Interior secretary under President Jimmy Carter -- a political rival to Risch.
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The job of a museum is to preserve its collection; the job of a collection is not to preserve the museum and to help it reinvent itself as something out of Harry Potter.
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"To preserve the natural diversity, to preserve national ecosystems — that's why national parks were created, to make sure there were some spaces in this country that remained more or less natural," he said.
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Once you've gone past fists, Tasers, and batons, and gotten to the gun, you are no longer in the realm of trying to preserve the attacker's life; you're trying to preserve your own.
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On some level, it doesn't even matter how much detail West said he could copy and preserve from a suspect's teeth because we already know that skin can't preserve that kind of detail.
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Republican foreign policy leaders might believe they are opposing Trump to preserve the party, but in fact, whether they realize it or not, they are opposing the party in order to preserve neoconservatism.
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Related: The Great Fredini Plans To Preserve Coney Island Forever By 3D-Printing It 22 Houses Preserve Black History and Culture in Houston Play the Award-Winning Video Game Preserving Alaska Native Folklore
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Donate to organizations working to teach and preserve Indigenous culture.
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Considering that Wilson's proposal to preserve half the earth is
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We must do all we can to preserve this now.
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To preserve cash, the company has stopped repurchasing its shares.
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Open sourcing it will preserve countless hours of lost work.
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The plaintiffs are identified by pseudonyms, seeking to preserve privacy.
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Is he really trying to be noble and preserve democracy?
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Want to preserve the taste of spring a little longer?
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It has to preserve that intense and uniform pink color.
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Many in Kiev would prefer to preserve the status quo.
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The Cubans themselves want to preserve their hard won accomplishments.
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He did what he could to preserve his own humanity.
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Many want to preserve their savings to help the young.
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Female coalitions preserve bonobo peace by keeping males socially submissive.
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Worrying about air pollution was largely the preserve of foreigners.
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But the Democrats want to preserve the most operational flexibility.
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Opponents want to preserve the town as an historic site.
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Helping preserve our treasured landscapes is both doable and meaningful.
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I want to preserve as much of that as possible.
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The marriage is fine, and they want to preserve it.
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Some netizens even used blockchain technology to preserve the story.
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Blood is both easy to collect and easy to preserve.
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It is our duty to constantly work to preserve them.
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I'm talking about can you institute reforms to preserve them.
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We'll be here longer to preserve history and make history.
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But it should make it easier to preserve their marvels.
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To preserve their world, they must destroy every other world.
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They also built archives to document and preserve their communities.
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DS: How do you prioritize what to restore and preserve?
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The idea was to preserve its dwindling foreign exchange reserves.
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Part of the promotion was a way to preserve continuity.
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And you can't preserve the mandate without preserving the subsidies.
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Lampert said his offer will preserve up to 50,000 jobs.
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And I want to preserve that for you, too. Really.
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Originality was, for a long time, the preserve of painters.
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"We have to preserve that earning power," Mr Hirose said.
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KELLY EVANS: CHEVRON ANNOUNCING SPENDING CUTS TO PRESERVE ITS DIVIDEND.
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Unlike government mandates, nudges always preserve people's freedom of choice.
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Hundreds of startups also urged Pai to preserve the rules.
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We all want to preserve the innocence of our children.
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This would preserve full access to the EU's single market.
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I certainly didn't want to preserve it, that's for sure.
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"It was Nancy's aim to preserve Afghanistan's heritage," said Wafa.
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But eastern identity is not the exclusive preserve of extremes.
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However, the Cleveland bullpen was able to preserve the lead.
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And as the web evolves, it becomes harder to preserve.
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The Senate bill would instead preserve and even expand ObamaCare.
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Who will do what is necessary to preserve economic stability?
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And what we do now serves to preserve that unity.
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America must preserve DACA and return to our founding principles.
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Casey in 1992 to preserve the constitutional right to choose.
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He voted to preserve the core holding of Roe v.
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FERC also ordered ETP to preserve all documents since Jan.
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Let's work to preserve the good, while resolving the bad.
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The finance industry has pressed hard to preserve carried interest.
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How are Yugurs trying to preserve or revive their culture?
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Humans are no longer voting to preserve our current climate.
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Meaningless prose is not only the preserve of artificial intelligence.
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It is time to act to preserve this critical service.
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It would also preserve U.S. leadership in global nonproliferation efforts.
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We have to preserve these schools one at a time.
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"Couples should preserve some quality time for this to happen."
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Behind us loom the titans of California Redwood Emergency Preserve.
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That, Buchanan thought, is what is necessary to preserve capitalism.
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Instead of establishing a legacy, temporary artworks preserve the present.
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Even walking, Econs says, is enough to preserve the skeleton.
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Language carries the imperative to capture, to store, to preserve.
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I think it's [preserve the] majority [in November] or bust.
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In our bodies and our minds we preserve our identity.
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In the Senate, Republicans also preserve the adoption tax credit.
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How do we preserve evidence that these monuments were inescapable?
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It calls only for him to preserve documents from Nov.
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"You've got to preserve what you've got done," he said.
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AREDS 2 would not do anything to preserve my vision.
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"Our actions seek to preserve competition that keeps premiums down."
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Some kinds of replacement parts preserve value better than others.
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The fight to preserve the old ways is just beginning.
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We don't have to find every building we preserve beautiful.
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Preserve the criminal justice reforms and focus on saving lives.
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" The accidental style was made permanent "to preserve the symbolism.
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It may have been an attempt to preserve his dignity.
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Quality helps Japan preserve its markets overseas despite intense competition.
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Republicans are increasingly explicit about campaigning to preserve male power.
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It's a grim idea, but it's how you preserve it.
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It's a dynamic way to preserve those memories for yourself.
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Fantastic warmed in brown butter to preserve their delicate texture.
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Something else has helped preserve these giants: They are beloved.
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But China appears just as determined to preserve the program.
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Hold on to all the cards to preserve your leverage.
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But who will take the fall to preserve the company?
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I intend to preserve and strengthen our Social Security system.
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But a new digital exhibition is helping preserve its legacy.
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For Carrie, we very lovingly tried to preserve her performance.
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Isaac Reynolds: Oh, depends on what you want to preserve.
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Washington will either preserve the world order or destroy it.
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This is a legacy no one should want to preserve.
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Subliminally, we all do things to preserve the status quo.
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We must make every effort to preserve the garment district.
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He had hoped ditching the sport would preserve his legs.
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Even privacy worries, long a European preserve, are infecting America.
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Even the building's retractable doors will preserve the harbor views.
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The point is to preserve the integrity of the sport.
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"We must make sure we preserve those gains," he said.
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Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana
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These challenges must be overcome to preserve access to orbit.
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Six months ago, the area was a pristine jungle preserve.
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Their pact, meant to preserve democracy, came to dominate it.
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But Mr. George's priority is to preserve the hard copy.
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Impact investments were once the preserve of the super rich.
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The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act has helped preserve my health.
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We reflect on those memories and that helps preserve them.
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If they are taken down, let's preserve and curate them.
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We are going to preserve our very sacred Second Amendment.
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I don't think it's the preserve of any particular group.
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Instead, it's hoping to preserve the one it already has.
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No, he wants to preserve his reputation at all costs.
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"She is the largest python ever removed from Big Cypress National Preserve — and she was caught because of research and a new approach to finding pythons," the preserve said on Facebook late last week.
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The study, published in June in Wildlife Monographs, suggests that when the Alaskan authorities were limiting wolf populations outside the Yukon-Charley preserve, survival rates of wolves within the preserve were lower than usual.
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The company has also created a support page with more detailed information on how to preserve the health of lithium-ion batteries and how iOS updates are balancing the iPhone's performance to preserve random shutdowns.
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His Cabinet's confirmation hearings have been a mishmash of contradictions, full of promises to make the dollar stronger and weaker, to privatize Fannie Mae and to preserve its role, to slash taxes and preserve programs.
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Moscow can theoretically preserve all of this even if Assad goes.
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So preserve the core even with different words in different settings.
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Would they avoid slapping down Democratic laws to preserve their institution?
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You need that balance in order to capture and preserve them.
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He has released plans to construct or preserve 200,000 such units.
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The system aims to preserve free speech and keep out trolls.
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The company will preserve ads in this database for seven years.
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Similar easements have helped preserve more than 2000 million acres nationwide.
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The French group also expects to preserve its strong credit rating.
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He just had a reputation and an important career to preserve.
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"That way we can also preserve a Europe without internal borders."
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Although Muslim, they preserve pre-Islamic beliefs in spirits and exorcism.
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They don't preserve them in any way, and that is it.
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Each is carefully located to preserve the existing tees on site.
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But Mrs May says she wants to preserve the United Kingdom.
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Iran, by contrast, wants above all to preserve the Assad regime.
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Unfortunately for Mr Showalter, there would be no lead to preserve.
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Can't we tolerate a knee to save and preserve our democracy?
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It is now up to Russia to preserve the INF Treaty.
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Snapshot: Above, striped hyenas being released in a preserve in Lebanon.
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Millionaires do want to preserve one form of tax savings – deductions.
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It's great if we can preserve and protect it in France.
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Patchy employment is by no means the preserve of poor countries.
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ECFC aims to preserve capital and secure liquidity in its investments.
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It's time to ask, though: just what stability did they preserve?
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To preserve the lake, environmentalists still have their work cut out.
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But the Russo brothers don't just preserve the characters' innate sensibility.
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However, its supporters are fighting to preserve or even extend it.
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Ms Cruz also recruited local volunteers to help preserve the saywas.
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For decades the SNTE used its clout to preserve this system.
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More importantly, good health habits preserve and improve the brain's functions.
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You've talked about the efforts of people to preserve their voices.
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Ms Yu thinks that Taiwanese just want to preserve their freedoms.
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English-medium education is no longer the preserve of the elite.
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I think this movie is about how to preserve your innocence.
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But drones must preserve all the power they can for flight.
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The 26 residents wanted to preserve their independence in old age.
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Leaders have a responsibility to preserve this trust, not undermine it.
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He may hope that the technocrats' loyalty will preserve his legacy.
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If this vicious sell-off continues, where can investors preserve capital?
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Under the new preserve, pandas will roam freely between the habitats.
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Editing in RAW gives you much greater flexibility to preserve details.
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Sweep off empty canisters and Mallory's torso,preserve no more misgivings.
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Others wanted to preserve Obamacare's coverage gains but restructure insurance markets.
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The hotel itself is sited within an 18,000 acre nature preserve.
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The European Commission said the concessions would preserve competition in Europe.
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Intesa reduced its assets to preserve capital in the last quarter.
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In 22016, Lively created a (now defunct) lifestyle brand called Preserve.
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The operating system had never failed to preserve the critical data.
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The photog got Andrew at a nature preserve in Northern California.
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Greens said the rule would protect waterways and preserve public health.
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This all happened and I'm glad there's video to preserve it.
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It's the only way to preserve the character of the city.
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Pier-Hocking is there to preserve the music and share it.
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The first is that independence is necessary to preserve monetary restraint.
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His poems, like that forest, are a kind of time preserve.
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Congress has six months to pass legislation to preserve DACA's protections.
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The government also aims to preserve jobs making cars and parts.
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Establishment, trying to preserve the dignity of the Crown against a
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It was unclear if AcciaItalia's counter offer would preserve more jobs.
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Trying to preserve yourself, your health, and your state of mind.
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He went to great lengths to preserve pieces of scrap paper.
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Pence cited the need to preserve the America's dominance in space.
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If you want to preserve a dictatorship, give them the internet.
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They plan to preserve the apartments as affordable work force housing.
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Can Israel really rely on the Kremlin to preserve its security?
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It eventually became part of the Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve.
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Sources: Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve, New York Times, Business Insider
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We want to save it and preserve it for the future.
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We need to preserve our role as a place of opportunity.
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AND YOU WANT TO PRESERVE THE DIFFERENT CULTURES ITS REALLY IMPORTANT.
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I wanted to preserve the tonality and quality of the show.
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States have also made their own attempts to preserve the rules.
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The government has emphasised that any solution should preserve financial stability.
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They will preserve Rule 40(b) come hell or high water.
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Congress was wise to preserve a pro-consumer dispute resolution process.
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No, Barack Obama is fighting to preserve constitutional democracy for America.
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When Trump feels threatened, he punches back hard to preserve himself.
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He cited the need to preserve the America's dominance in space.
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The Panthers then ran the clock out to preserve the win.
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"Let us preserve and increase this beauty, and not destroy it."
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"We want to preserve films for future generations," Ms. Linville said.
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"Once you preserve these artifacts, you're responsible for them," he said.
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Rights and liberties are the exclusive preserve of the nation-state.
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Some 20183 acres of that are designated as a science preserve.
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This allows us to preserve the true essence of the plant.
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How do you preserve your artistic integrity while embracing new opportunities?
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I wanted to preserve as much of that experience as possible.
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To preserve football's grace, beauty, and athleticism, and still cut costs.
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Fund Objective The fund's objective is to preserve capital and liquidity.
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He struck out the side to preserve a 21-24 lead.
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To preserve his influence, he felt he must hold his tongue.
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The dry climate of the Judean Desert helped preserve the papyrus.
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Memos may go out company-wide telling people to preserve records.
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His family, though, was unsure how best to preserve his memory.
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Cora had set out hoping to preserve Eovaldi for Game 4.
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If you want to preserve constitutional democracy, David Brooks, think again.
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Many fans want to preserve Bryant's legacy as much as possible.
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Buy fresh veggies, then freeze them yourself to preserve the nutrients.
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Hiking trails crisscross the Nature Conservancy's 1,900-acre Sunny Valley Preserve.
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In effect, it was once again seeking to preserve its brand.
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But McCain seeks to preserve our traditional rallying point — our ideals.
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Indigenous groups thought they had a deal to preserve its watershed.
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Her reason ... she wanted to preserve the surprise for her hubby.
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They see a threat and want to preserve the Orthodox way.
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He understood that photography would allow him to preserve his memories.
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Such negotiations are the sole preserve of European bureaucrats in Brussels.
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Why can't you make reading material easily accessible and preserve it?
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The prosecutors wanted to preserve their ability to pursue other suspects.
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It could be a model for us: to preserve our heritage.
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The N.E.A. said that the grants helped preserve 7,000 arts jobs.
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But Warner tries to preserve the appeal of the original book.
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"We need to do something to preserve our island," he said.
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The Gutiérrez family works to preserve traditional plant and insect dyes.
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They can also be essential tools in helping preserve fragile environments.
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The human mind works to preserve a sense of moral integrity.
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The company called it a "proactive measure" to preserve financial flexibility.
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"My dad worked overtime to preserve our childhood," Ms. Moore said.
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Liberal states would likely choose to preserve access to the procedure.
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At least on paper, they were able to preserve their conviction.
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The sheriff was covering for casino owners to preserve their business.
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"I was not elected to preserve the status quo," he said.
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His enemies ramp it up more, to preserve their own dignity.
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The U.S. wants to preserve its influence and to balance trade.
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Or will it preserve some semblance of a rule of law?
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Does your family preserve traditions around dance, hunting, yoga or gymnastics?
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Land conservation groups promote easements as a way to preserve land.
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The property is surrounded by a wildlife preserve and hiking trails.
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Without it, generational wealth would be easier to preserve and perpetuate.
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He's still working nights and weekends to preserve the other 362.
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Now, he wants to fight to preserve Hong Kong's legal autonomy.
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The estate, he said, should proceed cautiously to preserve its assets.
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A sophomore, Sitkowski wants to preserve his redshirt and might transfer.
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We fought back against slavery in order to preserve this country.
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The terrorists had kept his body on ice to preserve it.
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The framers created our Constitution to preserve that understanding of liberty.
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He needs them to preserve his cobbled-together base of voters.
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She loves the agency, and she will work to preserve it.
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Man is challenged merely to respect and preserve the natural majesty.
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The fight to preserve the Amazon rainforest has taken many forms.
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But Kyoto's residents do more than preserve beauty; they worship it.
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Chu offers amendment to preserve estate tax 11:38 a.m. Rep.
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But those fighting to preserve net neutrality face an uphill battle.
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Try it out for yourself and help preserve trees and habitat.
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Admitting states in ways that preserve partisan balance may sound cynical.
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They wanted to preserve the company's culture of openness and accountability.
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So you gonna make every effort to preserve our capital base.
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Your mandate is to preserve democracy and stability, with minimal immiseration.
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That's primarily what the group is for, to preserve the dances.
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And recent events suggest it may be hard to preserve indefinitely.
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Might the decades of disuse preserve the freshness of that time?
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See the civics section of our lesson Preserve, Protect and Defend?
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We need to retain skilled staffs who can preserve institutional memory.
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Perversely, wearing alligator could be a way to preserve its habitat.
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This helps preserve America's dominant place in the global hierarchy indefinitely.
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There needs to be a big commemoration to preserve his memory.
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Will a major institution try to preserve in situ street art?
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Best to get laws in place to preserve what we have.
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I believed the Confederacy seceded to preserve states' rights, not slavery.
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GOV ACT, is necessary to preserve American democracy and national security.
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The urge to preserve is about retaining elements of the past.
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Sixty-five percent of my respondents said yes, I'd consider supporting a party like that, a party that sought to preserve Christian's heritage, condemned Islam entirely, capped mass immigration, and preserve American jobs for American workers.
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De Forest says he sees his efforts to preserve the Madam C.J. Walker Museum and WERD radio station as part of a larger mission to preserve the district's history and contributions to the civil rights movement.
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It's one potential way to use this association for good: if efforts to preserve cultural and indigenous diversity and language can feed back into overall biodiversity, it might be possible as a strategy to preserve both.
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Political campaigns, Politico noted, are typically not required to preserve emails on their private server for long windows of time, and most messages are deleted within 30 to 90 days, unless steps are taken to preserve them.
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The abiding sense is that although feats of poetic reorganization can't preserve intact our world as we know it, such feats are all that's available if we want to preserve our world in any form at all.
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He also mounted a successful "better together" campaign to preserve the Union.
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CBS and NBC, which televised the game, did not preserve any tapes.
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"You would lie in order to preserve the truth?" he asked Bolton.
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The battle is on for states striving to preserve fair internet usage.
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This is a tenuous balance, which league ownership is keen to preserve.
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JS: So, we do what we can, to preserve the INF treaty.
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Archivists are racing to preserve Google+ before it shuts down next month.
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The president took an oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.
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Trump was able to preserve the status quo before Scalia&aposs passing.
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The girl's body was found the following morning in a nature preserve.
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Some, he said, were simply there to preserve Southern history and culture.
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So it's up to states to preserve net neutrality for their constituents.
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If you need to preserve playlists too, check out the aforementioned Soundiiz.
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Most of all, the lights had to preserve the artworks' true colors.
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No, I stopped around 2011 as a way to preserve my hearing.
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To preserve her equanimity Ms Aviles turned to a firm called Opendoor.
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Each side wants to preserve its interests before the agreement takes place.
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I wanted to preserve whatever vaguely positive feelings he held about me.
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Merck aims to preserve a strong investment grade credit rating, it said.
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In the short run, however, VR primarily remains the preserve of gamers.
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One of Uber's more ingenious moves to preserve its valuation: autonomous vehicles.
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And so, you have this debate of how do we preserve it?
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First, European regulators have tried harder to preserve competition between existing carriers.
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Part of what interests me is how to preserve something like this.
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It committed to preserve Kuka's sites, employment levels, brands and intellectual property.
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The proceedings will define how future presidents lead and preserve our democracy.
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So we want to preserve them, we just want to raise awareness.
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The courts ruled in a way that will theoretically preserve those principles.
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What made you want to preserve and adapt this kind of music?
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The reptile is now living at a nature preserve in the South.
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There's nothing about that dynamic that I want to preserve or prolong.
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And what can be done to preserve indigenous languages for future generations.
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One reason is the need to preserve the prestige of Communist leaders.
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But voters already think Washington is corrupt, so there's nothing to preserve.
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This is what may complicate international efforts to preserve Iranian business links.
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He voted to preserve a gigantic cross on public land in Maryland.
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You need something really special to come along to actually preserve those.
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Are they worth deleting, or should we preserve our limited-character history?
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The SPD is expected to preserve its existing coalition with the CDU.
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Relentless monitoring of performance is no longer the preserve of call centers.
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But the Clinton campaign's spending efficiency has helped it preserve a warchest.
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She explained that freezing the truffles helps preserve all of their flavors.
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Sometimes, it's up to the shitposters to preserve the meme's endangered absurdism.
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Of late, those who would preserve the American model are pushing back.
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MARIO DRAGHI, ECB PRESIDENT: Do whatever it takes to preserve the Euro.
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Republicans can support her, and in return they can preserve their dignity.
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The view in Damascus is that this will preserve Assad as president.
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Most Americans want to preserve resources to pass on to their children.
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Other campaign or White House alumni want to preserve access to Trump.
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Trump's reversal of US policies has energized those fighting to preserve them.
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They want to preserve the disaster of Obamacare, open borders, stop Kavanaugh.
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Flowers said the app is also intended to preserve traditional Inuit knowledge.
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We believe that was because the pictures didn't preserve emotionally significant memories.
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Bannon would rather turn a blowtorch on the Capitol than preserve it.
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For the humanity we must work to illuminate and preserve and affirm.
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One is to preserve, protect and defend the nation's treasured natural resources.
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My late grandmother would pluck these, and turn them into a preserve.
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Then there's all the sugars, all the E numbers to preserve it.
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Or perhaps it pays to preserve a certain ignorance about Bose himself.
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They are harvesting it commercially while helping preserve Zimbabwe's fast-dwindling forests.
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And, I wanted to preserve my 4.8-star customer rating on Uber.
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Hillary will fight to preserve this earth for our children and grandchildren.
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Because of that, Volvo has said it aims to preserve manual driving.
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One of TR's lasting legacies was his work to preserve the environment.
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It's just as important that they preserve their humanity in the process.
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We want to preserve the multilateral cooperation that we achieve that WTO.
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They want to preserve the bank's cash to finance essential public services.
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Our best hope to preserve this animal is to support Zaira village.
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He sees a paradox in salt's capacity both to preserve and destroy.
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Following the advice of counsel, you should preserve the evidence of misconduct.
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They were helping a President preserve the territorial integrity of his nation.
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The left is engaged in a coordinated crusade to preserve election vulnerabilities.
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There aren't that many options to preserve wine after you've opened it.
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"Our job really now is preserve choice for the brokers," he said.
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National parks preserve beauty for everyone -- regardless of socioeconomic status -- to share.
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Zhongwang USA said it had wanted the deal to preserve American jobs.
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The fund is working to preserve and expand the chamber's GOP majority.
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Trees along rivers can also help prevent erosion and preserve water quality.
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Russian diplomat to preserve appearances over the Skripal poisoning in the UK,
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Democrats, who represent many higher-taxed states, wanted to preserve that deduction.
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Nationwide, newspapers started cutting costs to preserve no-longer-sustainable profit margins.
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Strategies like these can preserve streams while sustaining agriculture and rural economies.
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While she wanted to preserve Europe's openness, her counterparts instituted border controls.
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It was, he felt, the only way left to preserve American democracy.
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It is in Hungary's best interest to preserve the rights of refugees.
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Trump promised to preserve Social Security and Medicare in their current form.
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This desire to preserve the culture seems to motivate donors as well.
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For instance, Adam Neumann of WeWork stepping down may preserve the company.
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And premium marketing isn't just the preserve of vacationers and hotels either.
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The bank, worried that it needed to preserve liquidity, started selling assets.
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And by waiting until children are legal adults, you preserve their autonomy.
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Only Republicans can preserve a democratic government and the rule of law.
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All I wanted to do was to preserve and protect the country.
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Republicans are looking to preserve their House majority in the 2018 midterms.
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"We want to preserve the asset," Mejia told reporters, referring to Citgo.
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That's not necessarily a bad thing, since they're used to preserve foods.
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This sense of enclosure, we come to realize, is a female preserve.
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And during the civil rights movement, civility often served to preserve injustices.
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Merchandise was not available at launch to preserve the character&aposs reveal.
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But it would preserve a property tax deduction of up to $10,000.
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Plus, the company donates 10% of profits to help preserve marine life.
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It would preserve a robust role for the private market, after all.
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To create genetically modified plants, researchers need to preserve diverse coffee genes.
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How do we preserve the value of our business in new contexts?
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Trump has argued that the move is necessary to preserve national security.
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More than ever we need government to promote safety, but preserve flexibility.
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It will not only preserve the existing forests, but create new ones.
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We need to preserve the positive advances of the last 20 years.
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Hopefully the Harvard Film Archive is planning to preserve and restore it.
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The best you can do is try to preserve the basic union.
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You are the one now who has to preserve and reinvent it.
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There's more than one way to preserve the bounty of summer tomatoes.
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Apple should do what is necessary to preserve our enduring constitutional values.
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But they are well-equipped to safeguard institutions and preserve political stability.
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I want to be hopeful, I don't know how to preserve that.
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Nightclubs, we're told, are the sole preserve of pissheads, perverts and pratfalls.
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Is the intent to preserve the status quo, or to demand more?
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Cummings also demanded that Kushner preserve all official records in his possession.
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Clinton promised to preserve and extend but Mr. Trump promised to kill.
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But there are no roads into Lake Clark National Park and Preserve.
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He said he wants to preserve the Defender's boxy, military-style ruggedness.
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Crucially, this tendency did not remain in the preserve of high art.
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José Luis Martín Moro tries to materialize them, to preserve them forever.
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That's why the windows are so small: to preserve the structural integrity.
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Republicans may preserve a seat, and their 52-48 majority on Tuesday.
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Inspectors general at cabinet agencies are kept separate to preserve their independence.
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The latter, in fact, can't really be trusted to preserve America's goodness.
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If they preserve Mr. Trump's presidency, they will very publicly discredit themselves.
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The Times was a different place then, a nearly all-male preserve.
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Wu's mission is to change that—to preserve traditions and encourage sustainability.
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He famously vowed to do "whatever it takes" to preserve the euro.
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Would that preserve your career if you tweeted something racist or homophobic?
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Divide and Preserve: Reclassifying Tigers to Help Save Them From Extinction 153.
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The I.O.C. is already planning ways to preserve boxing's place in Tokyo.
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It also answers pressing questions like: how do you preserve a coelacanth?
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Just as important, the materials helped preserve a fragile art form's legacy.
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But the country's pro-life groups are fighting to preserve the amendment.
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Some towns have rallied to preserve them, while new ones pop up.
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Holtby made a kick save to preserve the Capitals' three-goal lead.
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These are good steps to preserve income that the virus is destroying.
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Try to preserve its texture and not to let it turn mushy.
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Rick McKay made it his task to preserve some of those memories.
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He hoped his refusal to participate would preserve an issue for appeal.
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Their responses have been lightly edited for clarity and to preserve anonymity.
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I wish your boyfriend had tried harder to preserve his daughter's childhood.
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"He clearly wants to preserve the investigation for as long as possible."
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Mr. Netanyahu conceded to ultra-Orthodox pressure to preserve his governing coalition.
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How should universities preserve free speech in an age of impassioned conflict?
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That's the only way we will preserve the things that matter most.
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The huge stop allowed Green Bay to preserve its 28-23 victory.
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She donated quite a few dollars years ago to preserve silent films.
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Swimming did the right thing when this happened, to preserve their sport.
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I was going to work to preserve the fading image of Istanbul.
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Its mission is a worthy one: to preserve sites for future generations.
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Hezbollah "must preserve a way back" from the crisis, the source said.
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"We need to do whatever we can to preserve it," Dujarric said.
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This means that everyone works to preserve the equilibrium, despite its costs.
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Mayor Weinberger said he was trying to preserve Mr. del Pozo's privacy.
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The EU wants to preserve its current access to fishing British waters.
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"We are going to try to preserve the balance," Mr. Wilson said.
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Photos can also be submitted through email to preserve quality, Apple said.
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Bette David and Ava Gardner also terminated pregnancies to preserve their images.
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That&aposs something that&aposs important for us to preserve over time.
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But those who want to preserve the status quo were equally adamant.
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Teams must also preserve communications with agents for at least a year.
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Experts say the failure to preserve the scene could hinder the investigation.
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Why do you feel it's important to preserve the history of toys?
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Then, the proteins folded themselves tightly together, further helping preserve the brain.
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Motherboard has deleted all of the data collected to preserve individuals' privacy.
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However, to preserve competition, more than new engines will likely be needed.
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Fresh has been praised for its Lotus Youth Preserve Dream Night Cream.
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States that preserve rights, like New York and California, are increasingly rare.
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It was a way to preserve family members and establish a dynasty.
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Our objective is to preserve each minor league club's ability to operate.
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We appreciate his decision to preserve the charitable deduction in his plan.
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He reportedly is now fighting to preserve the visa function at State.
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If this isn't Rubio's time, how does he preserve his political future?
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She wishes to provide and preserve a narrative of her family history.
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Environmental groups may object to manufacturing on land near a nature preserve.
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His commitment to preserve social programs is far more Obama than Reagan.
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The continuing fight to preserve abortion rights took Ms. Benshoof far afield.
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He was concentrating on saving par to preserve his bogey-free round.
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They set out to preserve the one-reel shorts that Warner Bros.
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Democrats, most notably in the many fights to preserve Obamacare, stuck together.
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The US Senate passed the Protect and Preserve International Cultural Property Act.
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Mugwumps and Never Trumpers share the desire to preserve honesty in democracy.
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The problem right now is we don't necessarily know what to preserve.
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They'll work to preserve themselves, accumulate more resources, and become more efficient.
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You want to always preserve as many options as you possible can.
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Justice Department tells White House to preserve notes of Trump's calls with foreign leaders The Justice Department told White House personnel on Wednesday that they must preserve all notes regarding Trump's meetings and phone calls with foreign leaders.
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Voters in California, Oklahoma, and Nebraska chose to preserve and strengthen the death penalty Voters in California, Oklahoma, and Nebraska chose to preserve and strengthen the death penalty Even as executions nationwide are at a 250-year low and public support for capital punishment is at a 20.9-year low, voters in three states on Tuesday chose measures that would preserve and strengthen the death penalty.
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Instead, we get in the car and drive to a nearby nature preserve.
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If nothing else, they can preserve the vanishing concept of having a secret.
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Like a mother, we feel concern for it and want to preserve it.
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Their answers are being kept anonymous to preserve the integrity of their ballots.
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The decisions preserve Saudi Arabia's investment climate, the Saudi-owned television channel said.
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Here some things you can do right now to help preserve these rights.
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Myth: Title II regulations are necessary to preserve a free and open internet.
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" The new rules, he said, fail "to preserve a free and open internet.
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Lightly steaming or microwaving is the best way to preserve nutrients in vegetables.
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You do the "I Have a Dream" speech, stimulate progress, preserve the core.
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Many say "buy low/sell high" but I say—gift low, preserve high.
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Or he may have simply allowed his subordinates to preserve his willful ignorance.
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Cutting open a human body goes against every natural instinct to preserve life.
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White nationalists aren't all hateful; we just want to preserve what we have.
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Those brave men and women preserve the freedom we sometimes forget to appreciate.
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The current $6.8 million restoration was intended to preserve it for future generations.
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Typos have not been fixed to preserve these opinions as authentically as possible.
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The spokesperson also argued that the redactions would help preserve Neuralink's trade secrets.
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We sincerely hope Miranda's lobbying convinced lawmakers to preserve arts and humanities funding.
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We needed those innings out of him to kind of preserve our bullpen.
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When push comes to shove, the elegant Judge Gorsuch will preserve our republic.
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The spending rules are strict, because the state wants to preserve the fund.
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Macron insists any deal should preserve the integrity of the EU's single market.
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Indeed, a desire to preserve slavery helped fuel Southern support for the war.
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An economy ministry spokesman reiterated the government's main goal was to preserve jobs.
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That would force American frackers to preserve cash and pull back on production.
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This, the company says, greatly reduces food waste and helps preserve natural resources.
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And he believes that competition can preserve an open internet even without rules.
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"We only have one planet, let's preserve it," said a sign in Paris.
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I guess go to the companies and hope that they could preserve them.
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I was able to preserve my social relationships despite the time and distance.
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To preserve Earth's habitability, we will almost certainly need to embrace de-growth.
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The spending is supposed to create or preserve as many as 9,000 jobs.
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BNM said its cut was "intended to preserve the degree of monetary accommodativeness".
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The spending rules are strict as the state wants to preserve the fund.
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She made one for me to preserve my grandmother's "famous" coffee cake recipe.
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By the way, lower volume levels preserve your hearing in the long-run.
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But the goal is to try to preserve the length of this recovery.
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The second was to preserve Hong Kong's swashbuckling capitalism and light-touch government.
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Why were these Finns working so hard to preserve a loss-making business?
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In fact, cooking veggies whole is often the best choice to preserve nutrients.
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It will preserve a relationship that is more interdependent than many Americans realise.
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Co-ordinated hard military power in Europe remains largely the preserve of Nato.
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Vaccines remain the most powerful tool to preserve health and to save lives.
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This is exactly what the IC and diplomatic communities are fighting to preserve.
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It's a bid to preserve the information in case Beijing's censors delete it.
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In these negotiations the Union will act as one and preserve its interests.
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Employers were simply too powerful to preserve a safe social balance, he argued.
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Both Britain and Germany want to preserve their access to the Chinese market.
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It should bolster institutions that defend the order it is trying to preserve.
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Israel wants to preserve its freedom to strike targets in Syria at will.
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To preserve this exceptional status, however, Aramco has been governed like a fortress.
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In Test cricket batsmen often block the ball defensively, to preserve their wickets.
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So we agreed on joint measures to preserve the security of our states.
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Russell Chisholm works with the groups Mountain Valley Watch and Preserve Giles County.
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Tweaks have been made to preserve the principle of one book, one price.
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Banks are increasingly cutting back on positions to preserve their margins, analysts said.
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A German envoy seeking to preserve the nuclear deal visited Iran last week.
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EU diplomats said the SPV would not be enough to preserve all trade.
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To preserve firefly populations, they said, habitat protection must be the top priority.
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Hopefully the books will preserve the things fans love best about the show.
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Using gameplay to help preserve indigenous culture isn't unique to this single tribe.
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These releases preserve that legacy while opening them up to significantly more people.
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It was careful to preserve and even enlarge the role of private insurers.
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The biggest changes in this first release are meant to preserve battery life.
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All she wanted was to preserve her family photographs against the rising floodwater.
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All she wants is to preserve her family photographs against the rising floodwater.
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All she wants is to preserve her family photographs against the rising floodwater.
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If you're trying to preserve your hair color — step away from the sulfates.
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But a small group of liquor wholesalers sued, fighting to preserve its monopoly.
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Once they remove the wood from the site, they plan to preserve it.
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It's hard to preserve food when you cook with fresh ingredients after all.
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"It's become important to us to work to preserve indigenous languages," Farkas said.
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The sources declined to comment publicly to preserve their business relationship with Slack.
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He wants to preserve his legacy, while she is trying to build hers.
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It also includes a "speaker encoder" that can preserve the original speaker's voice.
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To preserve his voice, he doesn't talk for 36 hours before live performances.
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We could preserve our tax-free spin status while selling up to 553%.
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Ford seems to want to preserve existing humans rather than create new ones.
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"We are a German company", says Mr Müller, and will "preserve German jobs".
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Shell has also vowed to cut investment in order to preserve its dividend.
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The government of the Islamic Republic must carefully preserve its boundaries with them.
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Fandom is inherently conservative — it's literally an institution set up to preserve something.
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He needs to do whatever it is he can to preserve Hermie's legacy.
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Stephenson said on Friday AT&T intends to preserve Time Warner's creative culture.
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It's now critical, Ryan emphasized, that Republicans preserve their House and Senate majorities.
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The law's authors say it is needed to preserve healthy public debate online.
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They also want to preserve Medicaid expansion for as long as they can.
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And if we fail to preserve it, it will never, ever exist again.
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"You'll never get a second chance to preserve these sites," Capelotti told ABC.
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If big brands don't preserve the uniqueness, they'll be back where they started.
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We did so in full compliance with our legal obligations to preserve messages.
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Bess drained four free throws in the final minute to preserve the victory.
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Chief among these, many Barelvis want to preserve a draconian ban on blasphemy.
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Anthony scored five of the Knicks' final seven points to preserve the win.
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SCANT COMPETITION, HIGH PRICES The push could not preserve competition in many states.
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BASHING big business used to be the preserve of politicians on the left.
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The claim that the FBI's "independence" is a thing to preserve is misguided.
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PARIS/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - France will work to preserve the stability of Renault (RENA.
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What can we do to preserve the republic, or is it too late?
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He asked the White House to preserve any documents related to the encounter.
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"Measures are being taken to preserve the building," Maria Zakharova wrote on Facebook.
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History shows that engaged citizens are the best way to preserve our democracy.
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Manufacturers add sodium to help preserve food and enhance the flavor and texture.
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Each group hopes to preserve or recuperate a sense of rootedness in something.
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How did they grow, harvest, forage, hunt, trade, preserve, store and cook food?
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Our country has sent brave soldiers to war to preserve America's precious freedoms.
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A president must "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution," including the First Amendment.
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We must do that to preserve the integrity of our criminal justice system.
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He has been using his power to preserve vulnerabilities and lawlessness in elections.
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White House attempts to preserve the policy led to the Iran-Contra scandal.
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Every deduction has a special constituency, and they will fight to preserve theirs.
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In other races, the Freedom Fund has managed to preserve the status quo.
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It goes far beyond the need to preserve the security of the state.
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